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The main use cases where a blockchain makes most sense are all financials. Unless there is store of value or transfer of value, you can usually get away with less headache with centralised solutions.
This being said, there are couple of notable efforts outside pure financial protocols.
ENS is alternative for DNS: https://ens.domains/ (domain names may have a lot of value OFC)
Gitcoin is a “grant DAO”: https://gitcoin.co/
Lens tries to rebuild social media with a user in control: https://lens.xyz/ (the long term plan is to have uncollateralised lending if we have your social graph available)
The main use cases where a blockchain makes most sense are all financials. Unless there is store of value or transfer of value, you can usually get away with less headache with centralised solutions.
This being said, there are couple of notable efforts outside pure financial protocols.
ENS is alternative for DNS: https://ens.domains/ (domain names may have a lot of value OFC)
Gitcoin is a “grant DAO”: https://gitcoin.co/
Lens tries to rebuild social media with a user in control: https://lens.xyz/ (the long term plan is to have uncollateralised lending if we have your social graph available)
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